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BackMattarella, Europe at the crossroads, must take on more international responsibilities
Mattarella, Europe at the crossroads, must take on more international responsibilities
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Mattarella, Europe at the crossroads, must take on more international responsibilities

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The President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella underlined the need for Europe to assume greater international responsibilities in a global context marked by Russian aggression in Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East.

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President Mattarella met with a delegation from the Nizami Ganjavi Foundation to discuss Europe's role in the current global context.

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"There is no doubt that Europe today finds itself facing a new crossroads in its history and that it must choose to assume broader responsibilities in international life." This was stated by the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella in a greeting at the meeting with a delegation from the Nizami Ganjavi Foundation.

"The picture - he added - is not simple. And at times it appears unprecedented, marked by the Russian Federation's brutal aggression against Ukraine, by the worsening of conflicts in the Middle East, by the worsening of numerous crises, sometimes forgotten, in other parts of the world, while serious claims of domination are once again resurfacing".

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